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Livia Residences: primo progetto Barco a Dubai South

Una nuova tappa nel loro percorso

Barco Developers, nuova realtà nel mercato immobiliare degli EAU, presenta il debutto con Livia Residences: un edificio su sei piani con 71 appartamenti in Dubai South. È l’inizio del loro piano ambizioso: oltre 2 milioni di sq ft di comunità residenziali a Dubai e Ras Al Khaimah.

“Curated Living” ripensato

Prezzo base AED 555.000 (~151.093 USD). Livia Residences ridefinisce il concetto di “Curated Living”: interni ampi, layout intelligenti e 20+ servizi lifestyle. Consegna prevista: Q4 2027.

Design e funzionalità

Ispirata a Los Angeles, l’architettura combina facciate in vetro, aree paesaggistiche, soffitti alti 3 metri, vetrate panoramiche e cucine complete. Un equilibrio tra estetica ambiziosa e pragmatismo locale.

Comfort intelligente in casa

Ogni unità è dotata di tecnologia smart home per controllare clima, illuminazione e tendaggi, assicurando comfort ed efficienza energetica.

Uno stile di vita su misura

Gli abitanti avranno accesso a numerosi servizi: piscina, area yoga, campo da golf, pista da corsa, cinema all’aperto, aree gioco per bambini, spazio per animali, coworking, aree Wi-Fi — tutti sorvegliati 24 ore su 24 con soluzioni smart security.

Proiettati al domani

Safdar Badami, co-fondatore, afferma:

«Non stiamo solo costruendo case — creiamo ambienti dove architettura, tecnologia e lifestyle si fondono senza soluzione di continuità.»

Saadaat Yaqub aggiunge:

«Dubai South — quartiere strategico e pronto per il futuro — garantisce comfort oggi e crescita domani.»

Tra i prossimi progetti: Jebel Ali Hills, Arjan e Dubai Land Residential Complex (DLRC), parte della strategia di Barco per offrire comunità moderne, comode e tecnologiche alle famiglie della classe media.

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